Sentences with phrase «corporate affairs office»

She began her work in governance with a position in the Corporate Affairs office at the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, supervising research on corporate governance and management practices.

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After choosing a business name, you can take a bold step to get it registered with the Corporate Affairs Commission or your local government office.

Back row standing left to right: Tanya Penny, Vice President, Verizon; Carolyn Walsh, Vice President, Southwest Region, UPS; Michael McGranaghan, Vice President and Chief Procurement Officer, Johnson & Johnson; Scott Buchanan, VP, PepsiCo Global Procurement, PepsiCo Inc.; Robert McCormes - Ballou, Director, Vendor Development & Diversity, Office Depot; Ingrid Saunders Jones, Senior Vice President, Corporate External Affairs and Chair of the Coca - Cola Foundation; John Wilder, Chairman and CEO, TXU; Karen Sclafani, Senior Vice President and General Counsel, Avis Budget Group, Inc.; Michael Robinson, Program Director, Global Supplier Diversity, IBM Corporation; John Jefferson, Director of Diversity, Shell Oil Company; and Jean Baderschneider, Vice President, Global Procurement, Exxon Mobil Corporation.

They're just offices after all, and there is something almost reassuring about the present conventionality and banality of modernism, suggesting as it does that corporate affairs are not world historical.

James has extensive career in government relations and corporate affairs roles including senior representation of Australia's food and grocery manufacturing, resources and education sectors as well as in consultancy and ministerial offices.

There are also the lobbying firms, trade associations and corporate government affairs offices that are pitching senior Obama aides» resumes into the round file while scrambling to hire operatives with Republican connections.

Before joining the Lords, in January, Tina was Head of Corporate Affairs at the BBC and ran William Hague's office when he was leader of the Conservative Party.

These contributors represent major stakeholder groups, such as associations, think tanks, corporate government affairs offices, interest groups, the media, and key industry organizations in Washington, D.C..

Jack Lemmon plays C.C. Baxter, an ambitious office worker who, desperate to climb the corporate ladder, allows his bosses to use his apartment to carry on discreet affairs with their mistresses.

Administrative and general expenses: Expenses of an electric utility relating to the overall directions of its corporate offices and administrative affairs, as contrasted with expenses incurred for specialized functions.

Exxon's research laid the groundwork for a 1982 corporate primer on carbon dioxide and climate change prepared by its environmental affairs office.

This was John Schultz, chief legal and administrative officer and corporate secretary in the Office of Legal and Administrative Affairs at HP Enterprise, who went on to state how his legal department focuses on the three «E's» of Excellence, Efficiency, and Economy.

She qualified in China in 1999 and had worked for four years in the legal affairs office of a local government and five years with PRC local law firms (practising litigation and corporate matters) before she joined the practice in 2006.

Tracy provides a wealth of practical knowledge across the corporate administration and deal - making spectrum, including business affairs, M&A, securities compliance, corporate product integrity, corporate governance, human resources, information technology, internal audit, investor relations, office administration, risk management, and international growth strategies and issues.

Speaking to MobileSyrup, Huawei Canada's VP of Corporate Affairs said there had been no formal decisions about a Canadian office and labeled the process as exploratory.

We don't just offer one graduate programme; we offer seventeen, including: Stores Management, Distribution Management, Buying; Corporate Affairs; Corporate Marketing; Customer Analysis; Finance; Human Resources; Merchandising; Product Technology; Property (including Building Services Engineering, Environmental & Energy, Property Design, Graduate Product Display, Space Management & Merchandising, Construction & Development and Property Acquisitions); Site Research; Supply Chain; Technology Leadership; Tesco.com; Tesco Telecoms and UK and Ireland Support Office.

Tim Lee serves as the vice president of corporate development and legal affairs at Olive Hill Group, a privately - owned investor, operator and developer of commercial real estate properties with a portfolio of office, retail, hospitality and multifamily properties.

Tim Lee is the vice president of corporate development and legal affairs at Olive Hill Group, a privately - owned investor, operator and developer of commercial real estate properties with a diverse portfolio of office, retail, hospitality and multifamily properties.